Kristin Boyles, Growl Editor
September 24, 2020
Voting for Joe Biden isn’t the “socialist, democracy-ruining agenda” you think it is. Conservatives and Republicans often look at Joe Biden as the face of the downfall of our nation when, in reality, the U.S. might as well...
Emily Clauss, News Editor
September 21, 2020
Bloomsburg University made the questionable decision to have students return to campus this fall. Unfortunately, this choice led to several students contracting Covid-19, including me.
Despite the social distancing and mask...
N.L., Contributing Writer
September 15, 2020
My whole life I’ve been a loser.
But then in 2017 we took the whole thing.
Sometime in the midst of that twelve months I signed myself up to the “official” Philadelphia Eagles season ticket registry, so I could rightfully...
Abigail Prichett, Assistant Growl Editor
September 15, 2020
During this worldwide pandemic, many people are staying inside and limiting their contact with others, but essential workers don’t have that option. They are the backbone of our society and this hellish year has only proven...
Sabin Laskoski, Op/Ed Columnist
September 11, 2020
Technology companies have long sought methods to showcase their products’ technology. Many of these companies rely on brief, intense advertisements that do nothing more than highlight the product’s designs and features.
Apple,...
Abigail Prichett, Assistant Growl Editor
September 1, 2020
To say that this year has been a crapshoot is definitely an understatement. With a worldwide pandemic, an upcoming election, the murders of numerous POC by the police, and the possible ends of both TikTok and the USPS at the hands...
Tristan Dzoch, BU History Club
August 31, 2020
With many social events being cancelled or restricted due to COVID-19 concerns, it may be interesting to discuss a time when around 500,000 young people traveled to a small town in New York to promote “3 days of peace and music.”
Woodstock...
N.L., Contributing Writer
August 28, 2020
No one takes you seriously.
No one took you serious.
That feeling inside knowing that a difference could be made if you just stayed on top of things.
Overlooked and under-appreciated, even on just those whimsy, sideways...
Carol Etzel
August 26, 2020
After a one-year hiatus, the seven Hargreeves siblings were brought back to the Netflix big screen in a striking season two of The Umbrella Academy.
The series picks up right where it left off in season one. Five’s attempt ...
Abigail Prichett, Assistant Growl Editor
June 3, 2020
On June 3rd, hundreds of protestors gathered at the intersection of Main Street and Market Street to peacefully protest the murder of George Floyd. Floyd was killed on May 25th, after being forcefully restrained by police officer Derek Chauvin. Upon the accusation of using a coun...
June 3, 2020
Abigail Prichett, Staff Writer
May 24, 2020
People are rejoicing as hair salons, craft stores, and shopping malls slowly begin to re-open across the United States. But is it too early?
Even though cases may be decreasing in our state, allowing hordes of people to shop...
